Low Emission Zone
The Low Emission Zone (LEZ) has been implemented in Benidorm’s city centre by the City Council as part of its sustainable mobility strategy and efforts to reduce emissions. This measure aims to restrict access to the most polluting vehicles while promoting the use of public transport, walking, and cycling.
👉 Check or download the Low Emission Zone (ZBE) map of Benidorm here.
📍 Location of the LEZ in Benidorm
Benidorm’s Low Emission Zone covers key tourist and commercial areas, including:
- Old Town and city centre: Pedestrianised streets where the City Council has prioritised shared spaces and reduced vehicle traffic.
- Levante and Poniente Promenades: These areas have restrictions for unauthorised vehicles, encouraging public transport and active mobility.
- Avenida del Mediterráneo and Avenida Alfonso Puchades: Areas where emission control measures and traffic reduction initiatives have been implemented.
🚗 Measures applied in the LEZ
✅ Access control through cameras and environmental sensors.
✅ Progressive restriction of polluting vehicles.
✅ Expansion of pedestrian areas and cycle lanes.
✅ Promotion of public transport and electric vehicles, with new charging points.
🌿 Benefits of the LEZ
✔️ Reduction of air and noise pollution.
✔️ Less traffic congestion in the city centre.
✔️ Promotion of sustainable transport and pedestrian mobility.
✔️ Improved quality of life for residents and visitors.
How to apply for your authorisation to access the Benidorm Low Emission Zone
1. Access the website: ZBE - Benidorm
2. Register by clicking on the icon in the top right corner (person icon).
3. Once registered, go to the "Applications" (solicitudes in spanish) section and select "Request Permit"(solicitar permiso in spanish), Select ‘Special Permit’ (permiso especial in spanish).
4. Once you have made your application, you can check the status of your permit in the "My Permits" section (mis permisos in spanish).
👉 Click here for more information about Benidorm’s Low Emission Zone (ZBE) and its restrictions.
